Rising sea temperatures over 100 years harming tiny plant life that forms base of oceans’ food chain
Jul.29, 2010 in
Financial News
Rising sea temperatures over 100 years is harming the tiny plant life that forms the base of the oceans’ food chain as well as affecting the diversity of marine life, two new studies have found.
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